PyLETS Accounting Download and Evaluation Page

PyLETS CGI is a simple, lightweight on-line mono-LETS accounting web application written in Python.

• PyLETS stable test, training and evalutation system. Data is non-permanent and will be periodically wiped without notice. Current login is: admin using pin: 91372608 . Use this account to create 2 or 3 other accounts and then run transactions between them and post some wants and offers and view the results.
• The stable (version 0.9) download .
• The current development nightly source code download for those interested in participating in development.
• A recent development testable instance development version 2010Feb05. Current login is: admin using PIN: 77643867

Pylets is Copyright Richard Kay, 2004 - 2010, and provided under the terms of the GNU Public License Version 3.

The current stable version (0.9) includes support for extended member contact details and a trading directory in addition to the accounting functionality available in previous versions. 0.9 adds the district column to the member contact details and within directory listings and includes a utility to upload trading directory data stored in pipe delimited format. Further test cases have been added to the extensive automated test suite.

The development version is currently focussed on supporting:

• Automated tithing and account limits.
• Auditing of various actions and events.
• A more flexible authorisation model enabling administration work to be shared in a more flexible manner.

PyLETS software is designed to operate on a web server and has been thoroughly tested on Unix/Linux type systems with the Apache web server program. As it is written in Python in a style avoiding operating system dependencies, it expected to be portable to other operating platforms, so long as these can run Python programs from a web server. However, porting this program to other platforms is likely to require Python programming knowledge.

Please contact rich at copsewood dot net if you have comments or questions not answered by reading the source code and exploring the test and training/evaluation system.